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Monthly Archives: September 2014
well done Isis!
Yesterday evening, after her usual wander round the car park Isis walked quite calmly with Di and Bill for about fifteen minutes before lying down and refusing to move. It was good to be able to speak to a mate … Continue reading
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very ,very frightened
Isis has definitely finished her reconnaissance and is jumping very smartly into the car. She didn’t let on immediately, but the other day when the sun shone very brightly and I had to bring her home from the park after … Continue reading
my kingdom for a purse!
Isis’s second day at dog school today. This time I intend to make a better impression. I make the ‘target’ I should have made last Sunday and used for practice, check that I have ten pounds for the class and … Continue reading
do I need a condom?
Today I resume encouraging Isis to jump into the car. I am sure that she has gauged the height of the door rim and knows how hard to spring. As before I place a treat close to the edge of … Continue reading
getting closer
Isis now allows me to touch her all over, at least fleetingly and enjoys long strokes and rubs. I even gently fingered her pads today as we shared the futon. She allows Jo and I to touch her head and … Continue reading
Amanda’s sock
Months ago, long before the advent of Isis, Ch. and I had planned to do a seventeen mile walk over two days in Shropshire, staying overnight at a youth hostel. My friend A agreed to dog-sit so that Isis would … Continue reading
holey sheet
A few days ago, my mail was delivered – unopened, fortunately – on the lawn. Yesterday, I went into the kitchen to feed the washing machine and couldn’t find the dirty washing. I was sure it had been in the … Continue reading
that plant stole my tripe stick
Isis likes to devour nibble a nice smelly tripe stick on the fast disappearing lawn. Even Isis can’t swallow such a large treat in one go and is forced to put the stick down in order to eat the bit … Continue reading
exhaust pipes or daisies?
Isis still refuses to leave the car park unless body-blocked or carried. I have a dilemma: do I continue to fight her and insist that she goes where I want her to go, or do I let her do what … Continue reading
the harness thing
Isis playing the bucking bronco is quite amusing. It’s the teeth that take the edge off the humour. These equine displays are the Hairy One’s response to the harness thing. Twice a day we play ‘harness on’. This involves me … Continue reading